The mount style changes how the TV sits and moves, and how much it costs. Here is the plain version.
Flat (low-profile)
Holds the TV flat and close to the wall. Best when the TV is at eye level and you watch it straight on, like a living room wall opposite the couch. Cleanest look, lowest cost, no angle adjustment.
Tilt
Lets the screen angle down. Best when the TV sits higher than eye level, over a fireplace or up in a bedroom or gym, so it points toward you instead of over your head.
Full-motion (articulating)
Swings out, turns and tilts. Best for corners, for rooms where you watch from more than one spot, or to kill glare from a window. It costs the most and sits a bit further off the wall, but it is the most flexible.
Quick pick
- Eye-level wall, one seating spot: flat.
- Higher wall or over a fireplace: tilt, or a pull-down for a fireplace.
- Corner, glare, or you watch from the kitchen and the couch: full-motion.
Not sure which fits? We bring the right mount for your wall and room on any TV wall mount, or tell us and we will advise before we come out.